A US military court judge announced on the 26th that the trial of Khaled Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of the 2001 “9/11” terrorist attacks, and his three accomplices will begin on June 5, 2028. This date is nearly a year and a half later than the January 2027 trial required by the US prosecution. Military Judge and US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Michael Schramer said that this was because additional time was needed to resolve some differences before the court session, such as disagreements about what evidence can be submitted to court. Whether this case can be heard as scheduled depends on whether the tasks and milestones of each node can be completed on time, so this date may still be postponed again.

A US military court judge announced on the 26th that the trial of Khaled Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of the 2001 “9/11” terrorist attacks, and his three accomplices will begin on June 5, 2028. This date is nearly a year and a half later than the January 2027 trial required by the US prosecution. Military Judge and US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Michael Schramer said that this was because additional time was needed to resolve some differences before the court session, such as disagreements about what evidence can be submitted to court. Whether this case can be heard as scheduled depends on whether the tasks and milestones of each node can be completed on time, so this date may still be postponed again.